The US Dollar (USD) keeps heading south against the Canadian Dollar (CAD) on Friday, reaching three-week lows at 1.3670.

USD/CAD extends losses to 1.3670 with all eyes on the US-Iran peace talks

The Euro (EUR) edges higher against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday's European trading session, as the latter loses ground amid a moderate risk appetite.

EUR/USD edges up, nears 1.1800 ahead of US-Iran peace talks

<p>Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad highlights that UK gilts and the Pound are underperforming as political pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer intensifies. The bank expects Labour’s weak standing and fiscal credibility challenges to weigh on UK assets. With UK nominal GDP growth below 10-year gilt yields, BBH anticipates EUR/GBP will grind higher in line with interest rate differentials.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">UK politics and fiscal worries support Euro</h2><p>"Long-term gilts are lagging global peers, while GBP is underperforming EUR. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in the hot seat again after being accused of misleading parliament about whether Peter Mandelson had passed security checks before his appointment as ambassador."</p><p>"The real test for Starmer’s leadership will be the aftermath of the May 7 local and Scottish elections. Starmer’s Labour Party is poised to get trounced, potentially setting the stage for a leadership challenge. A leadership contest can be triggered if the leader resigns or a challenger secures the backing of at least 20% of Labour MPs."</p><p>"Starmer is the most unpopular British prime minister since record began, even worse than Liz Truss’s 49-day in office. As such, his exit will not be a big shock to financial markets. The surprise would be if he managed to stay on as prime minister. Regardless, with or without Starmer, the governing Labour Party faces an uphill battle to restore fiscal credibility. UK nominal GDP growth is tracking below 10-year gilt yields, making stopping debt growth very difficult. As such, we expect EUR/GBP to grind higher in line with rate differentials."</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad highlights that UK gilts and the Pound are underperforming as political pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer intensifies. The bank expects Labour’s weak standing and fiscal credibility challenges to weigh on UK assets.

EUR/GBP: Upside bias with UK risks – BBH

<ul><li value="1"><strong>Dogecoin holds near $0.1000 on Friday, struggling to extend its 4% gains from the previous day.&nbsp;</strong></li><li value="2"><strong>Resurfacing retail demand leads to positional buildup in DOGE derivatives, driving Open Interest to $1.39 billion.&nbsp;</strong></li><li value="3"><strong>The technical outlook for DOGE is cautiously bullish, targeting the 100-day EMA at $0.1063.</strong></li></ul><p>Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading in the red below $0.1000 at press time on Friday, struggling to extend Thursday’s 4% recovery. The original meme coin is regaining retail strength as the broader market risk sentiment improves. Technically, DOGE should surpass its 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $0.1063 for an extended recovery.&nbsp;</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Dogecoin’s gradual return amid broader market sentiment recovery</h2><p>Dogecoin’s demand in the leverage market is heating up as waning risk-off sentiment in the broader market builds retail appetite for meme coins. CoinMarketCap data shows the CMC Fear and Greed Index at 55, hovering at neutral-to-greed levels and up from 32 on April 1, which indicated fear. Typically, a boost in market sentiment creates favorable conditions for meme coins to regain strength.</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/image-1776418675977-1776418675977.png" alt="" loading="lazy" width="2838" height="984"><figcaption>CMC Crypto Fear and Greed Index. Source: CoinMarketCap</figcaption></figure><p>On the derivatives side, a surge in DOGE futures Open Interest (OI) to $1.39 billion, from $1.21 billion on Thursday, reaffirms the renewed risk-driven positional buildup.&nbsp;</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/image-1776418647106-1776418647106.png" alt="" loading="lazy" width="3378" height="692"><figcaption>DOGE Open Interest data. Source: CoinGlass</figcaption></figure><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Will DOGE extend its rally above $0.10?</h2><p>Dogecoin holds gains above the recently broken 50-day EMA at $0.09588, suggesting a modestly constructive near-term tone. However, the descending 100-day and 200-day EMAs suggest a broader downtrend. </p><p>Momentum indicators back the near-term improvement, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) near 60 rising above its midline on the daily chart. At the same time, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) marginally crosses above the zero line, with positive histogram bars, hinting that buyers are regaining the upper hand.</p><p>On the topside, initial resistance is aligned with the 100-day EMA near $0.1063, and a daily close above this barrier would open the way toward the more meaningful resistance level marked by the December 31 low at $0.1161 and the 200-day EMA at $0.1290.</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/image-1776420156787-1776420156787.png" alt="" loading="lazy" width="2990" height="1572"><figcaption>DOGE/USDT daily price chart.</figcaption></figure><p>On the downside, any pullback is likely to find initial demand at the 50-day EMA at $0.09588, ahead of the former downtrend line, now support, at $0.0928.</p><p><em>(The technical analysis of this story was written with the help of an AI tool.)</em></p>

Dogecoin (DOGE) is trading in the red below $0.1000 at press time on Friday, struggling to extend Thursday’s 4% recovery. The original meme coin is regaining retail strength as the broader market risk sentiment improves.

Dogecoin Price Forecast: Retail demand supports cautious push toward $0.10

<p>Altcoins are currently outperforming Bitcoin as a clear shift in market dominance begins to develop. Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) is easing from resistance while progressing within a corrective wave structure, likely unfolding as wave “d” of a broader triangle. This suggests that BTC.D may still have one final leg lower toward the lower boundary of the pattern before a larger completion phase develops.</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/intraday%20btcD%20apr%2017%202026-1776420186094-1776420186095.png" alt="BTCdominance" loading="lazy" width="800" height="700"><figcaption>BTC.D 4H Chart</figcaption></figure><p>In contrast, altcoin dominance (OTHERS.D) is showing stronger momentum, rebounding sharply and potentially advancing within wave (iii) of its impulsive structure. This wave positioning is important, as third waves typically represent the strongest phase of expansion, especially when accompanied by improving risk sentiment and capital rotation.</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/intraday%20othersD%20apr%2017%202026-1776420212489-1776420212490.png" alt="ALTcoindominance" loading="lazy" width="800" height="700"><figcaption>OTHERS.D 4H Chart</figcaption></figure><p>If this structure continues to play out, it would align with early altseason dynamics. The current environment supports this idea, with strong equity markets, a weakening U.S. dollar, Bitcoin’s recovery phase, and rising altcoin dominance all acting as favorable macro and technical drivers.</p><p>However, confirmation is still required before fully committing to an altseason scenario. Bitcoin and the broader crypto market must continue trending higher to validate that this rotation is sustainable rather than temporary. Without continued upside in BTC and overall market capitalization, altcoin strength could remain short-lived or rotational in nature.</p><p>Overall, the wave structures across BTC.D and OTHERS.D suggest a transitional phase in market leadership, with altcoins currently taking the lead while Bitcoin dominance approaches a potentially important corrective completion zone.</p>

Altcoins are outperforming Bitcoin as BTC dominance slows within a corrective wave structure, while altcoin dominance rebounds with bullish wave progression suggesting early altseason conditions.

Crypto market shows early signs of altcoin strength as dominance shifts emerge

<p>Commerzbank analysts note that recent dovish comments from key European Central Bank (ECB) officials have left forwards pricing only modest near-term moves but still more than two hikes for 2026. They argue there is room for ECB forwards to price out some tightening, especially as energy prices and scenario assumptions do not clearly justify additional hikes versus the ECB’s adverse projections.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Scope for forwards to price out hikes</h2><p>"The massive verbal ECB intervention still resonates, while bullish steepening has morphed into bearish steepening as oil prices recovered. Following the bluntly dovish statements by heavyweight ECB members and sources, forwards are barely pricing 4bp higher rates at the end of the month, +22bp for June and +52bp for December."</p><p>"With more than two hikes discounted this year we see more scope for the market to price out hikes and the curve to bull-steepen. Earlier this week Lagarde said that “we are in between the baseline and adverse” scenarios, and we think that even the adverse scenario projections would make no clear case for hikes."</p><p>"Note that in contrast to what the ECB President said at the press conference, the ECB's adverse scenario assumes the rate path from the baseline scenario, not unchanged rates (at the end of the press conference Lagarde said the scenarios don’t factor in any monetary policy measures, but this was corrected in the official transcript). Euribor forwards are still above the forwards from the cut-off date on 11 March and energy futures are lower than the assumptions from the adverse scenario."</p><p>"With the June meeting still seven weeks away, a lot can happen. However, without a renewed crisis escalation that pushes oil prices sustainably above $100, we see better chances that the ECB will hike by less than forwards predict."</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

Commerzbank analysts note that recent dovish comments from key European Central Bank (ECB) officials have left forwards pricing only modest near-term moves but still more than two hikes for 2026.

ECB: Market seen overpricing hikes – Commerzbank

<h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Market overview</h2><p>The cryptocurrency market capitalisation stands at $2.55T, up 0.56% over the past 24 hours. The cryptocurrency sentiment index has fallen from 23 to 21, while US stock indices are rallying. The top performers among the most liquid coins are APT (+7.2%), AAVE (+6.4%) and IOTA (+5.2%); the underperformers are NEAR (−1%), ZEC (−2.5%) and DASH (−3.2%).&nbsp;</p><p>Bitcoin remains near $75K, showing little change over the last two days. However, this is not a lull but a build-up of momentum, as the leading cryptocurrency is at a key resistance level where the 61.8% retracement of the decline and the March highs converge. In the first half of 2025, this area acted as support, halting the correction, while in 2024 the rally ended at this level. Given this background, the direction chosen could determine the fate of the entire crypto market over the coming months. And here, both sides need thorough preparation.</p><p>Solana has significantly outperformed the market over the last day, attempting to bounce off an important long-term support line, but failing to do so for over two months now. We will only be able to declare a victory for the bulls once it has consolidated above the $105 level, at which point we can talk about a return above the 200-week moving average, a break above previous local highs and a breach of the round figure.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">News background</h2><p>The crypto market has entered a ‘no-trade zone’ and is awaiting a signal from the US Federal Reserve, said BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes. According to him, the current range-bound movement is due to the lack of clear macroeconomic signals.</p><p>Pension funds, insurance companies and large investors no longer view Bitcoin as a speculative instrument. They regard it as a standard component of an investment portfolio — regardless of capital inflows or outflows from crypto ETFs, Sygnum Bank notes.</p><p>Over the next few years, Ethereum could exceed $62,000, suggested BitMine CEO Tom Lee. According to him, the recent downturn in the crypto market can be viewed as a ‘mini-crypto winter’, which is nearing its end.</p><p>One of the Bitcoin developer groups has presented a new proposal to improve the first cryptocurrency’s network (BIP-361). The proposal involves freezing 1.7 million BTC held in obsolete P2PK addresses that are potentially vulnerable to quantum attacks.</p>

The cryptocurrency market capitalisation stands at $2.55T, up 0.56% over the past 24 hours. The cryptocurrency sentiment index has fallen from 23 to 21, while US stock indices are rallying.

Bitcoin is gathering momentum around $75K

EUR/GBP trades around 0.8715 on Friday at the time of writing, up 0.06% on the day, as the Euro (EUR) finds moderate support from stronger inflation data in the Eurozone while the Pound Sterling (GBP) remains constrained by cautious signals from the Bank of England (BoE).

EUR/GBP edges up as firmer Eurozone inflation contrasts with cautious BoE

The Pound Sterling (GBP) trades almost flat against the US Dollar (USD) at around 1.3530 during the European trading session on Friday.

GBP/USD Price Forecast: 50% Fibo retracement near 1.3500 acts as key support zone

<p>Nordea analysts Sara Midtgaard and Henrik Unell argue that the Dollar is likely to weaken over coming years as global capital is reallocated away from US assets and toward other regions. They highlight heavy future US Treasury issuance, rising foreign funding needs in Europe and Japan, and a narrowing US–euro area rate differential as key headwinds for the Dollar.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Reallocation and rates weigh on Dollar</h2><p>"Although the initial market reaction to the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East was a stronger dollar, we believe there are now several factors that could push the currency even weaker than we had previously assumed."</p><p>"Our broader narrative has been that dollar weakness over the coming years will, in part, be driven by a reallocation away from US assets and towards other investment opportunities."</p><p>"Combined with weaker confidence in the US, an increased supply of government bonds in the global market could make it more difficult for the US government to place this debt, potentially leading to price adjustments – in other words, a weaker dollar and higher Treasury yields."</p><p>"We expect the European Central Bank to deliver four rate hikes of 25 basis points this year, while the Federal Reserve is likely to keep rates unchanged."</p><p>"This would narrow the interest rate differential between the US and the euro area, which could exert further downward pressure on the dollar this year."</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

Nordea analysts Sara Midtgaard and Henrik Unell argue that the Dollar is likely to weaken over coming years as global capital is reallocated away from US assets and toward other regions.

USD: Capital reallocation pressures Dollar outlook – Nordea

<p>Rabobank strategist Molly Schwartz highlights that the US Dollar (USD) was the third best-performing G10 currency, but the Canadian Dollar (CAD) outpaced it, pushing USD/CAD down to 1.37, reflecting relative CAD strength on the day. She also cites comments from Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc on resolving trade issues, including disputes over Canada’s supply-managed dairy sector, ahead of the USMCA review and upcoming talks in Mexico City.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">CAD leads G10 as pair slips</h2><p>"Higher oil prices yesterday supported higher US Treasury yields, with a slight steepening bias, with the 2 year closing up 1.2bp and the 10 year up 2.2bp."</p><p>"USD was the third best performing G10 currency. But an even better performing G10 currency was CAD, which outperformed USD by 0.28%, as USD/CAD closed the day at 1.37."</p><p>"Yesterday, Canadian Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said that “if [Canada] is going to resolve some of these issues that Ambassador Greer referred to, Canada is ready and willing to do that work.” Such “issues” include long-standing conflicts about Canada’s “supply-managed” dairy industry. As we head into the USMCA review period this summer, Greer will also be heading to Mexico City this upcoming Monday."</p><p>"Canada will report March housing starts with expectations for 258,000 units compared to the prior reading of 250,900. International securities transactions data for February will follow, with the previous month showing CAD 46.73b."</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

Rabobank strategist Molly Schwartz highlights that the US Dollar (USD) was the third best-performing G10 currency, but the Canadian Dollar (CAD) outpaced it, pushing USD/CAD down to 1.37, reflecting relative CAD strength on the day.

USD/CAD: Canadian Dollar outperforms on yields – Rabobank

<p>BNY’s Head of Markets Macro Strategy Bob Savage notes that global equities have rebounded to near-record levels on strong Q1 earnings optimism and a ceasefire-driven improvement in risk sentiment. However, he stresses that elevated cross-asset correlations with US Dollar (USD), Oil and bonds, plus shifting expectations toward tighter monetary policy, complicate equity allocation and cloud the risk‑free rate anchor underpinning valuations in the US, Europe and Asia.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Ceasefire bounce meets policy uncertainty</h2><p>"Q1 earnings started with a bang, with estimates for S&amp;P 500 improving and whispers of 19% earnings, 16% margins in the U.S. Global equity markets are back to near-record levels, recovering most war-related losses. The surge in equity flows this week reflected both stronger earnings and hopes that the U.S.-Iran ceasefire would lead to a peace deal."</p><p>"The shift from missiles to words lifted risk-taking across asset classes, but the correlation of equities to USD, oil and bonds remains high, which is atypical during earnings season. The lack of divergence in risk-taking across assets makes equity allocation during earnings more complex."</p><p>"The EU’s fiscal costs are estimated at 0.6% of GDP; Asia’s are estimated at 1–2% of GDP. Bond markets have not fully priced in the cost of new fiscal spending or the inflationary effects of the supply shock. However, these factors have shifted monetary policy expectations from easing to tightening."</p><p>"Among developed market central banks, only the Fed is still seen as likely to ease, with markets pricing just a 40% chance of one cut by year end. Together, these factors cloud the risk-free rate anchor that underpins equity valuations."</p><p>"The rally in equity holdings at the start of 2026 was most extreme in EM shares, and the 15% drawdown from peak holdings still leaves emerging markets vulnerable to further reallocation, if inflation and policy issues block earnings growth – particularly in Asia."</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

BNY’s Head of Markets Macro Strategy Bob Savage notes that global equities have rebounded to near-record levels on strong Q1 earnings optimism and a ceasefire-driven improvement in risk sentiment.

Equities: Correlated rally faces macro headwinds – BNY

<p>Danske Research Team keeps its EUR/SEK outlook unchanged. The cross is currently trading comfortably around 10.80, with NOK/SEK back above 0.98. The bank maintains its existing forecast profile, projecting EUR/SEK at 11.00 over a 6–12 month horizon, reflecting a relatively stable Swedish Krona (SEK) backdrop and no major reassessment of fundamentals.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">EUR/SEK seen near 11.00 later</h2><p>"In Sweden, the Riksbank's Per Jansson said the food VAT cut is exerting downward pressure on inflation, while higher energy costs are pushing inflation up. He therefore noted that this supply shock can largely be looked through, though vigilance remains warranted. He added that the situation remains different from 2022 as inflation pressure is now lower, demand is weaker and SEK is stronger."</p><p>"Meanwhile, EUR/SEK is comfortable around 10.80 for the time being."</p><p>"For EUR/SEK, we leave our forecast profile unchanged, forecasting EUR/SEK at 11.00 in 6-12M."</p><p>"For EUR/NOK, we remain skeptical with respect to the longevity of the rally and thus leave our forecast profile unchanged this month keeping an upward slope in 6M and 12M."</p><p>As a result, NOK/SEK is back above 0.98. EUR/DKK is stuck close to the 7.4732 level.</p><p><em>(This article was created with the help of an Artificial Intelligence tool and reviewed by an editor.)</em></p>

Danske Research Team keeps its EUR/SEK outlook unchanged. The cross is currently trading comfortably around 10.80, with NOK/SEK back above 0.98.

EUR/SEK: Forecast profile kept unchanged – Danske Bank

<ul><li value="1"><strong>Solana holds above its 50-day EMA on Friday after roughly 5% gains the previous day.</strong></li><li value="2"><strong>Institutional investors' return continues this week as SOL-focused ETFs recorded $15.50 million in inflows on Thursday.</strong></li><li value="3"><strong>Retail demand follows suit, with SOL futures Open Interest rising by double digits in 24 hours to $5.53 billion.</strong></li></ul><p>Solana (SOL) trades below $90 at press time on Friday, testing grounds above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $87.42. Institutional demand is resurfacing, with over $20 million in inflows so far this week, while retail investors are returning, as SOL derivatives data shows a positional buildup. Technically, Solana should exceed the 100-day EMA at $98.00 for an extended rally.</p><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Demand heats up for Solana in leverage and institutional markets</h2><p>Solana is regaining momentum in the leverage market, aligning with the renewed institutional interest. The Sosovalue data shows $15.50 million in inflows into SOL-focused Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on Thursday, marking the third consecutive daily inflow this week and bringing the total to $22.14 million.&nbsp;</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/image-1776412777156-1776412777156.png" alt="" loading="lazy" width="2166" height="1010"><figcaption>SOL ETFs data. Source: Sosovalue</figcaption></figure><p>On the other hand, the CoinGlass data shows SOL futures Open Interest (OI) is at $5.53 billion on Friday, reflecting an uptick after a steady decline in positional value. A surge in OI reflects renewed anticipation among retail traders, which could provide leveraged support to spot prices.</p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/image-1776412756271-1776412756272.png" alt="" loading="lazy" width="3406" height="738"><figcaption>SOL Open Interest data. Source: CoinGlass</figcaption></figure><h2 class="fxs_headline_from_medium_to_large">Technical outlook: Will Solana resurface above $100?</h2><p>Solana holds just above the 50-day EMA at $87.43, while remaining well below the 100-day EMA at $98.01 and the 200-day EMA near $117.38, leaving the broader trend capped despite a short-term floor. </p><p>The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) line is in positive territory on the daily chart above its signal line, with constructive histogram bars. Meanwhile, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 55 suggests improving but not yet impulsive bullish momentum within this mid-range context.</p><p>On the topside, initial resistance is at the 100-day EMA at $98.01, with the 200-day EMA at $117.38 as the next technical barrier, which marks a major structural cap. </p><figure><img src="https://editorial.fxsstatic.com/miscelaneous/chart-analysis-1776408578779" alt="Chart Analysis SOL/USDT (Binance)" loading="lazy" width="2990" height="1572"><figcaption>SOL/USDT daily price chart.</figcaption></figure><p>On the downside, immediate support is provided by the 50-day EMA at $87.43, broken by Thursday's close at $89.05. A daily close below this level would weaken the current stabilization phase and expose a deeper pullback toward the February 5 low at $77.60.</p><p><em>(The technical analysis of this story was written with the help of an AI tool.)</em></p>

Solana (SOL) trades below $90 at press time on Friday, testing grounds above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $87.42.

USD/CAD extends losses to 1.3670 with all eyes on the US-Iran peace talks

EUR/USD edges up, nears 1.1800 ahead of US-Iran peace talks

EUR/GBP: Upside bias with UK risks – BBH

Dogecoin Price Forecast: Retail demand supports cautious push toward $0.10

Crypto market shows early signs of altcoin strength as dominance shifts emerge

ECB: Market seen overpricing hikes – Commerzbank

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USD/CAD: Canadian Dollar outperforms on yields – Rabobank

Equities: Correlated rally faces macro headwinds – BNY

EUR/SEK: Forecast profile kept unchanged – Danske Bank

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USD/CAD extends losses to 1.3670 with all eyes on the US-Iran peace talks

EUR/USD edges up, nears 1.1800 ahead of US-Iran peace talks

EUR/GBP: Upside bias with UK risks – BBH

Dogecoin Price Forecast: Retail demand supports cautious push toward $0.10

Crypto market shows early signs of altcoin strength as dominance shifts emerge

ECB: Market seen overpricing hikes – Commerzbank

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Bitcoin is gathering momentum around $75K

EUR/GBP edges up as firmer Eurozone inflation contrasts with cautious BoE

GBP/USD Price Forecast: 50% Fibo retracement near 1.3500 acts as key support zone

USD: Capital reallocation pressures Dollar outlook – Nordea

USD/CAD: Canadian Dollar outperforms on yields – Rabobank

Equities: Correlated rally faces macro headwinds – BNY

EUR/SEK: Forecast profile kept unchanged – Danske Bank

Solana Price Forecast: SOL tests resistance breakout amid ETFs inflows, retail demand

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